Case Studies: Imaging Strategies for Localizing Spinal Cord Lesions in Dogs
Gunner and Winston presented with vague or progressive neurologic signs—but initial scans didn’t show a clear lesion. These cases reveal how contrast imaging and repeat MRI, guided by clinical suspicion, can uncover spinal cord disease missed on first look.
CT vs. MRI: How to Choose the Right Modality
CT and MRI offer distinct diagnostic advantages, but selecting the right modality requires clinical nuance. This guide outlines key differences, image quality factors, and technical considerations to support confident, case-specific decision-making.
Case Study: When Hindlimb Lameness Isn’t What It Seems
Straight rom the MRI Vets’ files, this case shows how a painful, acute lameness misled early workups and how MRI revealed a left iliopsoas tear. When spinal signs don’t add up, modality choice and technique can reframe the diagnosis.